David Nagy

VP, Marketing
Live Out There Inc.

David Nagy is the Vice President of Marketing for Live Out There (LiveOutThere.com), an online retailer based in Calgary, Alberta that sells premium outdoor gear and apparel to active lifestyle enthusiasts across Canada. David is one of four team members that helped launch Live Out There from out of a coffee shop in late 2009, into one of Canada's fastest growing businesses, landing a spot on Profit Magazine's HOT50 list in 2013. David Nagy has a 12-year career as a interactive manager and online marketing professional and is well-versed in a wide spectrum of online marketing tools. His core competencies are in search marketing, online strategy, social media, website usability and email marketing. He is passionate about promoting the Live Out There mantra to "inspire, engage & enable" active lifestyle participation in Canada - and still enjoys "getting his hands dirty" while in planning and executing marketing programs as the company grows their team, and their brand, across the country. David has previously led interactive teams and developed technologies for clients such as Bayer, General Motors, HBO Comedy, Virgin Mobile, Wendy's, Arysta LifeScience, CMHC, Travel Alberta, Western Direct Insurance and many others. His work has spanned many industries from retail to travel/tourism, agriculture, healthcare and real estate.

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Day 3

Saturday, July 5th, 2014

10:30 Panel Discussion: How To Determine Where Your Time Is Best Spent On Social Platforms

Likes. Tweets. #Insta. Check-ins. 1. All these things are now part of your everyday vocabulary. And if you don’t know how to best utilize these things, it is time to learn what language and social tools are needed to invigorate the consumer to buy your product and increase your sales. By knowing where you consumer is on which social media tools at what times, you will build a brand loyalist, and that is then a relationship for years to come. • Assessing as a brand which social platform is most influential for your target consumers • Creating content on platforms—which is a best fit and which content is a time-waster • When a new platform emerges, do you join right away to establish your brand or do you wait to see how other brands are utilizing it? • Building a social game-plan and strategy for each platform, and where you can save time by cross-network promotions • Being efficient with your bandwidth and getting buy-in from other departments to produce expert content